FakeYourDrank pricing is built for groups. The more cards in one order, the lower the price per card, and every order ships two identical copies of each card. This guide explains the numbers so you can plan a group order for your entertainment or creative project.
All cards are novelty items made for entertainment purposes. The prices below match the tiers shown on the fake ID products page.
Standard card pricing
Standard PVC and Teslin cards cost $80 for one, $70 each for two or more and $50 each for four or more. A group of four standard cards costs $200 total instead of $320 at the single-card price.
Polycarbonate card pricing
Polycarbonate cards cost $120 for one, $110 each for two or more and $90 each for four or more. Four polycarbonate cards cost $360 total. The material guide explains what the premium buys.
Every card comes with a duplicate
Each order includes two identical copies of every card, automatically. That means a group of four people receives eight cards in total. The duplicate is a backup for your project, not an optional add-on.
Shipping is one fee per parcel
The shipping price does not multiply per card. One parcel covers the whole group, so Economy stays $20, Expedited stays $50 and Super Express stays $120 no matter how many cards are inside. Splitting a faster tier across a group is usually cheap per person.
How to build a group order
On the order page, fill in the first card and use Add Card to add another person. You can mix states and materials in the same order, and the group pricing is applied automatically at checkout. Not sure which design to pick? Read how to choose a state. Payment options are compared in Bitcoin vs PayPal and cards.
Why groups get the best value
The price drop from one card to four cards is steep: 37 percent off standard cards and 25 percent off polycarbonate cards at the four-card tier. If you are ordering with friends or for a film project with several cast members, the group tier is the obvious choice.
Example group order
Imagine four people who each want a standard card. At the single price the total would be $320. At the four-card tier, the per-card price drops to $50, so the total is $200. The same four people buying polycarbonate cards would pay $360 instead of $480.
Those are the exact tiers shown on the product pages. The per-card price is the number that changes, and it drops at two and four cards. Group orders are also the fastest way to bring a polycarbonate card under $100.
How the tiers interact
The group tiers count all cards in one order together. Two standard cards and two polycarbonate cards still push each material tier to its two-card price, because the discount is calculated per material tier, not per individual card.
All novelty IDs in the order get the same duplicate rule and the same discreet packaging. Group orders ship as one parcel, so the whole group receives their cards together.
If the group is larger than four, the four-card price stays the floor for that tier. There is no hidden fifth tier, so plan around the published numbers.
Most groups place one order and split the total afterwards, which is simpler than placing separate orders and missing the group discount. For first-time group orders, start with the cheapest standard cards and upgrade individuals to polycarbonate only if they want the premium feel.
The FAQ below answers the most common questions about how group orders work from start to finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the duplicate count as a second card?
Yes. Every card ships as two identical copies, so a four-person group receives eight cards.
Can I mix standard and polycarbonate cards in one order?
Yes. Each card has its own material and price, and the group discount is applied per tier based on the total quantity.
Is the duplicate free?
Yes. The duplicate is included with every card at no extra cost.
Do all cards in the group ship together?
Yes. One parcel covers the whole group with one shipping fee.
What if one person in the group has a bad photo?
That card waits for a new photo while the rest of the order can continue. A clean photo from everyone keeps the whole group moving.